Stentor

What do we mean by stentor?

A loud-voiced Greek herald in the Iliad. noun

One with a loud or piercing voice. noun

Any of several trumpet-shaped ciliate protozoans of the genus Stentor, living in freshwater habitats and feeding chiefly on smaller microorganisms. noun

A person having a very powerful voice. noun

In mammalogy: The ursine howler, Mycetes ursinus, a platyrrhine monkey of South America; an alouate; any species of Mycetes. See cut under howler. noun

capitalized The genus of howlers: same as Mycetes. noun

In Protozoa: A trumpet-animalcule, or so-called funnel-like polyp. noun

capitalized The typical genus of Stentoridæ, of elongate, trumpetlike, or infundibuliform figure, with rounded peristome. noun

A herald, in the Iliad, who had a very loud voice; hence, any person having a powerful voice. noun

Any species of ciliated Infusoria belonging to the genus Stentor and allied genera, common in fresh water. The stentors have a bell-shaped, or cornucopia-like, body with a circle of cilia around the spiral terminal disk. See Illust. under Heterotricha. noun

A howling monkey, or howler. noun

A person with a powerful or stentorian voice noun

A howler monkey. noun

Any of several trumpet-shaped ciliate protozoans that are members of the genus Stentor noun

A speaker with an unusually loud voice noun

The mythical Greek warrior with an unusually loud voice who died after losing a shouting contest with Hermes noun

A person with a powerful or stentorian voice.

Any protozoan of the genus Stentor.

A part of the amplification system of a carillon.

A howler monkey.

Words that are spelled similarly to stentor:
stentor, stertor, stenton, stenter.

Words that are triggered by (strongly associated with) the word stentor:
ciliate, trojan, trumpet, rocket, alliance, genus, greek, voice, engine, blue, companies, canada, species.

Words that rhyme with stentor:
center, mentor, centre, enter, epicenter, inventor, presenter, renter, dissenter, venter, tenter, tormentor, civic center, experimenter, shopping center, ventre, multicenter, lentor, senter, urban center, burn center, storm centre, auditory center, medical center, nerve center, research center, community center, nerve centre, storm center, gros ventre, respiratory center, city center, day care center, control center, supercenter, financial center, menter, municipal center, enter-, placement center, conference center, entertainment center, student center, unicenter, accent her, augment her, bent her, benter, cement her, centerre, circumvent her, dent her, en ter, event her, extent her, fenter, genter, guenter, invent her, lament her, lent her, meant her, misrepresent her, moneycenter, orient her, president ter, prevent her, reinvent her, rent her, repent her, represent her, resent her, scent her, sent her, spent her, torment her, underwent her, vent her, went her, went ter.

Adjectives that are often used to describe stentor:
ciliate, shaped, independent, unicellular, known, new, famous, extended, voiced, pontifical, undisturbed, large, entire, ancient, old, normal, bawls, perfect, last, persevering.

Nouns that are often described by the adjective stentor:
lungs.

Consonant match to stentor:
stinter, stan to, stent to, stint he, stint her, stint to, stunt a, stunt he, stunt her, stunt to.

Words that sound like stentor:
stentor, stinter, stender, center, centre, stander, stent, senter, centr, stetter, sentar, stunt, stutter, stunner, stint, sinter, cinter, scienter, stoner, sender, saunter, stant, steiner, stater, stainer, santer, stator, stents, stiner, stouter, stend, stemmer, eastender, stonier, stenger, stelter, stont, stotter, stayner, stertor, stauncher, stem turn, stancher, east ender, attender, attendre, atender, stunned, cinder, stunts, stinger, sunder, sumter, stints, stund, synder, sindre, stumer, stunde, sent, scent, cent, senator, sen, centered, sander, censure, centaur, centers, centry, centred, sentra, centres, centra, centi, saunder, senti, centro, cnt, centa, sandor, senta, centar, senner, sentir, centrer, senr, centri, censur, cenar, scanter, sandre, sentery, cementer, assenter, centner, cnor, cent-, cnr, sentire.